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# Integration
## Portal integration
* Integrate ready-to-use workflow portlets into the User Portal via XML RSS technology
* Add links to third-party applications to directly launch workflows
* Easy launch of a process from a URL
* Add custom banners to the WorkflowGen end-user module with logos and links
## Database integration
* Export process and form data to databases via SQL commands
## Webhooks
* Webhooks let APIs exchange information with other applications through HTTP POST requests and allow real-time communication
* Incoming webhooks allow external applications to send HTTP POST requests to WorkflowGen by exchanging JSON payloads
* Outgoing send HTTP POST requests to external applications
## GraphQL API
* Create process-driven solutions such as mobile apps, web apps, and microservices
* Interactive GraphiQL in-browser GraphQL IDE to test queries and operations
## Web service API
* Access requests and action data and statuses from third-party applications in real time via web services
* Contents of the WorkflowGen portal are available as RSS feeds
* Users are able to syndicate/register these feeds in any web portal solution or any RSS-compliant tool, as well as widgets
## Developer kit
* Create web services to handle actions in the workflow
* Trigger workflows from third-party applications
* Use third-party applications in workflows
* Dynamically generate documents from workflow data
* Export documents and data to third-party applications
* Import/export data between workflows and third-party applications
## Other integration examples
* SAP
* PeopleSoft
* IBM AS/400
* Salesforce.com
* Any back-end systems with COM, .NET, or web service-like interfaces